Hospital/Surgeon Media – Web Content/Press Release Page 1: About Match Point SystemTM (SURGEON NAME), M.D. is pleased to be among the first surgeons in the (insert city/region) area to offer the Match Point System for patients suffering with shoulder arthritis. Using this new technique, Dr. (LAST NAME) can now tailor shoulder arthroplasty to the patient’s unique anatomy. Why is this important? Studies have shown the correct placement of the glenoid component is essential for longevity of the prosthesis1 and positive effects on functional outcomes1. With the Match Point System, surgeons can optimize the fit, placement and angles of the shoulder prosthesis, which may allow for enhanced implant performance. This means patient’s and surgeons can aim at enhanced function and longevity of the implant. “Insert quote from physician about the benefits he/she has seen with Match Point.” -- (FIRST NAME LAST NAME), M.D. “Insert quote from a satisfied patient who has had a shoulder replacement with Match Point System by the above surgeon.” – (FIRST NAME LAST NAME, HOME TOWN) For more information on shoulder replacement with the Match Point System, contact us at (OFFICE PHONE) or visit www.XXX.com. The Match Point System is a registered trademark of DJO Surgical. 1. Karelse A, et al. A glenoid reaming study: how accurate are current reaming techniques. JSES published online 03 Mar 2013 Page 2: How It Works: Match Point System shoulder replacement Step 1: Aim A pre-operative CT scan is taken of the patient’s shoulder. This CT scan is transformed into a 3D model of the patient’s shoulder. This model allows surgeons to pre-operatively visualize the unique anatomy of each patient. Step 2: Set Through the use of proprietary software, the surgeon will set the position, and angles of the prosthesis to optimize the fit, tailoring it to the unique needs of the patient. Step 3: Matched From this plan, a model of the patient anatomy and a surgical guide are developed and manufactured. This guide is used by the surgeon during the procedure. The guide is secured to the patient through a unique anchoring feature that helps ensure a secure fit to the bony anatomy. The drill guide enables surgeons to match the planned implant fit to the patient. The Result: A shoulder arthroplasty tailored to the unique anatomy of the patient to aim at enhanced patient outcomes. For more information, contact our office at (XXX)-XXX-XXX or visit www.djoglobal.com /djo-surgical .